2019-2020 St Neots Town Vs Kempston Rovers Issue 12

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Kempston Rovers ISSUE 12: OFFICIAL ONLINE MATCHDAY MAGAZINE BetVictor Southern League Division One Central

FA CUP

1st Round proper 1966/67 4th Qualifying Round 2018/19

FA TROPHY

3rd Qualifying Round 2014/15

HUNTS PREMIER CUP

2001/02

HUNTS SENIOR CUP

39 times (first time 1888/89 – last time 2017/18)

HINCHINGBROOKE CUP

10 times (first time 1921/22 – last time 2011/12)

SCOTT GATTY CUP

18 times (first time 1927/28 – last time 2009/10)

HUNTS BENEVOLENT CUP

11 times (first time 1977/78 – last time 2009/10)

HUNTS JUNIOR CUP

1990/91, 1992/93, 1993/94

HUNTS LOWER JUNIOR CUP

1992/93, 1993/94

HUNTS RESEARCH CUP

1992/93

GAYTON (U18) CUP

8 times

1993/94, 1995/96, 2007/08, 2010/11, 2012/13, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19

SOUTHERN LEAGUE (CENTRAL DIVISION) CHAMPIONS

2011/12

SOUTHERN LEAGUE (PREMIER DIVISION) PLAY-OFF RUNNERS UP

2014/15

SOUTHERN LEAGUE KO CUP WINNERS

2013/14

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1956/57, 1967/68, 2010/11

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE DIVISION ONE CHAMPIONS

1994/95

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE K.O. CUP WINNERS

1967/68, 1968/69

UNITED COUNTIES LEAGUE DIV TWO K.O. CUP WINNERS

1965/66

SOUTH MIDLANDS LEAGUE DIV ONE CHAMPIONS

1932/33

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1949/50

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP

1949/50

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE PROFESSIONAL CUP

1964/65

HUNTINGDONSHIRE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

1990/91, 1991/92, 199/93, 1993/94

HUNTINGDONSHIRE LEAGUE DIVISION TWO CHAMPIONS

1990/91, 1991/92, 199/93, 1993/94

CENTRAL ALLIANCE LEAGUE CUP

1959/60

BEDFORD HOSPITALS CUP

1927/28

BUCKINGHAM CHARITY CUP

2003/04

Welcome to Rowley Park - The Premier Plus Stadium and to the latest edition of the St Neots Town Matchday Magazine, enjoy great football, great hospitality and a great read.

Club Officials President: John Walker Life Vice Presidents: Marian Izzard and Mick Hunt Board of Directors Barry Cavilla – Chairman Kevin Hull – Community Chairman Gary Wilson – Secretary Matt Clements – Director of Football Louise Spark – F & B Director Iain Parr– Director Mike Green – Director Jeremy Green Director Andy Clay – Director Brian Barnes – Director Fixtures Secretary Marian Izzard

Club Information Facilities and Pitch Maintenance Barry Oakley – Groundsman Matchday and Hospitality Diane Sales – Catering Manager Andy Clay – Hospitality Charlie Green – Music / Scoreboard Mike Green – Stadium Announcements

First Team Sean Greygoose – Assistant Manager Matthew Joseph – First Team Coach Gary Dean – Goalkeeper Coach Charlotte Ellis – Head Sports Therapist Mick Hunt – Kitman Stanley Scotcher – Matchball Retriever Club Welfare Officer Mick Hunt

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Greenie’s Greeting Mike Green

Happy New Year everyone and welcome back to the Premier Plus Stadium – Home of the Saints – for today’s BetVictor Southern League Division One Central match.

Today we extend a very warm welcome to the players, officials and supporters of Kempston Rovers FC and we hope you all have an enjoyable, if brief, stay with us before travelling safely back over the county border into Bedfordshire.

First of all, I hope you all enjoyed spending quality time with your friends and

families over the festive period and for those who travelled to Bedford – received the best of Christmas gifts – three valuable points and a performance to be proud of in what was our last game of a somewhat turbulent 2019.

This game was also to be Director of Football Matt Clements’ first game back in the helm as Caretaker Manager and what a way to begin what will hopefully be a brief stint in charge by winning at your local rivals on a bank holiday.

On the subject of Managers, we are very hopeful of bringing you an update on our search for the new man at the top very soon so please keep your eyes peeled on social media etc for further details

Well back to today’s game and a tough match in prospect

against a Kempston side languishing just one place above us in the division and funnily enough, we are looking to achieve our first league double of the season, having beaten the Walnut Boys at Hillgrounds way back in August. Please get behind the lads once again today as your support is going to play a vital part in proceedings as we look to close the gap on our visitors and hopefully continue our rise up the table.

Enjoy the game…..

OPPONENT SPOTLIGHT

KEMPSTON ROVERS Year founded: 1885 Chairman: Russell Shreeves Club Website: www.afckempston.com

A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL AND A SPECIAL WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS KEMPSTON ROVERS WHO VISIT US FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 11TH DECEMBER 2007.

At the end of the 2007/08 season Kempston were relegated to Division One of the UCL and so in our last three seasons in the Premier Division of that league we did not meet. However, since that league meeting (which was in the final season at our former Rowley Park) we have played each other three times. The first was in the Hinchingbrooke Cup Final on 6th May 2011 at Jubilee Park Huntingdon when Rovers pulled off something of a surprise defeating us by a goal to nil. Earlier this season we met at Kempston on 26th August – Bank Holiday Monday – and courtesy of a goal in each half we won 2-0.

Neither of our scorers are able to repeat their feat in this return match because Alfie Connor (a penalty) and Jake Kerins have both moved on.

Three weeks after that league victory, St Neots returned to Hillgrounds to record another victory – this time by a goal

to nil in the League Cup with Aaron Smith on the scoresheet – his only goal of the season so far.

Kempston returned to the Premier Division of the UCL winning the league title in 2016/17 to move up to Step Four in the Southern League (East Division) and finishing a very creditable seventh in the table – a point ahead of neighbours Bedford Town.

That was their best Step Four finish because the following season they finished 13th in the reconstituted Central Division.

Kempston are the side immediately above St Neots in the league table but they have an eight points advantage and they most recent victory was away at Berkhamsted who had not been beaten at home until Kempston visited.

Club History The club are thought to have been founded in 1884, although the first evidence of their existence dates to 1887 when the Kempston Rovers rugby club played their first football match. At the rugby club’s AGM in 1891, it was decided to create a football team called Kempston Montrose. Three years later

Kempston Montrose folded and its assets transferred to Kempston Association. An 1895 meeting saw another new team formed, Kempston Rovers. They gained the nickname “the Walnut boys” due to Kempston being well known for its walnuts.

The club initially played in both the Bedford & District League and the Biggleswade & District League; they won the Bedford & District League in 1907–08 and 1908–09 (a season in which they also won the Bedfordshire Senior Cup for the first time) and the Biggleswade & District League in 1910–11 and 1911–12.

[2] In 1927 they joined the Bedfordshire & District County League, which became the South Midlands League in 1929, where they remained until switching to Division Two of the United Counties League in 1953. They won the division in 1955–56, and the following season Division Two and One were merged into one league in which Kempston finished runners-up. In 1957–58, the club were United Counties League champions.

The league was split into two division again in 1961–62 and Kempston were placed in Division Two. Despite finishing tenth that season, they were promoted to Division One. In 1973, Division One was

renamed the Premier Division and in 1974–75 Kempston were league champions again, also reaching the fifth round of the FA Vase. In 1978–79 Kempston reached the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup, the furthest they have ever got in the competition.

They repeated their record FA Vase run in 1980–81, again reaching the fifth round.

Rovers were relegated to Division One at the end of the 1982–83 season, having finished bottom of the Premier Division, but were promoted again in 1985–86 after winning Division One. The club won the Huntingdonshire Premier Cup for the first time in 1999–2000, retaining it the following season. The club was relegated again in 2003, and in 2004 were renamed AFC Kempston Rovers name following the merger of Kempston Rovers, Kempston Colts and Kempston Town.

After finishing third in Division One in 2006–07 they were promoted to the Premier Division, but were relegated at the end of the following season. In 2010–11, the club was again promoted to the Premier Division after winning Division One for the third time. In 2015–16 the club won the Premier Division, earning promotion to Division One Central of the Southern League for the first time in their history. In 2017 the division was renamed Division One East.

was a member of our 201516 UCL Premier Division and North Beds Cup winning squad. An able deputy, Carl made a more concerted challenge for the number one spot last season.

Player Profiles

Jordan Wright – Defender – Jordan joined on a dual registration with Potton United. He is a tough centre half who takes no prisoners

Carl Knox – Goalkeeper – Carl signed for Kempston in 2014 an experienced goal keeper

Oliver Kirkup – Goalkeeper – Oliver has been with Kempston since he was four years old and has represented the club at every level, still a teenager, he has time on his side to break in to the first team.

Michael Hudson – Goalkeeper – Michael made his first team debut last season and has been a key figure in the reserves and under 18s in recent years Robbie Goodman – Defender – Robbie was on the books of Rovers since joining from Ampthill in 2015. He was named player of the year in 2018, but left to join Barton shortly after Tony Joyce took over as manager of Kempston.

Having seen the error of his ways, he re-joined in the summer of 2019. He notched his 200th appearance for the Walnut Boys over the festive period in 2019.

James Sage – Defender – An autumn recruit from near neighbours Bedford Town, James has added some more depth to the defence. The left footed central defender has made an instant impact in MK42. He has formed a good partnership with Jordan Wright at the heart of the defence.

in the challenge. Jordan has taken on the captain’s armband this season and has demonstrated some really good leadership, despite his relatively young age.

Cameron Hyde – Defender – Cameron was part of a very successful youth side at Kempston Rovers, before other commitments led to him spending some time at Bedford FC. He has returned to make his mark on the first team. His marauding style have made him a favourite with the fans at Hillgrounds.

Max Marsh – Defender – Max began the season in the successful reserve side but has managed to break through into the first team this season.

He is tough and eager to learn his trade with Rovers.

Lewis Jones – Defender – Lewis joined Rovers in February 2019 from Bedford FC after training with the club for a while. A strong, determined centre half, Jones has already made a number of key appearances for The Walnut Boys Finlay Brennan – Defender – Fin signed on loan from MK Dons, he has made his first team MK debut this season.

Ben Baker – Midfield – Ben, a pacy and tricky wide player, joined Rovers in the Autumn of 2019 as The Walnut Boys sought to re-shape the midfield.

Evan Beldon – Midfield – Evan is a product of Kempston Rovers Colts youth system and was part of the U18 Chiltern League Champions of 17/18 season. He has

made a number of cameo appearances for the first team this season as he looks to establish himself in senior football.

Gareth Hunt – Midfield – Gareth was initially with Rovers youth set up in 2010, making over sixty appearances for the U18s and the reserves in three seasons, as well as a number of first team run outs. He returned ‘home’ this season to anchor the midfield for Tony Joyce’ team.

Stefan Bailey – Midfield – Stefan joined Kempston from Barton Rovers as Tony Joyce added some more steel to midfield. The robust ball winner has experience with a number of local sides as well as having made a handful of appearances for QPR Emmanuel Dahie – Midfield – Manny had featured for the development side under Stuart Mellon, now assistant manager. His technique and eye for goal led him to be top scorer for the Devs in the 2017-18 season.

Harry Stratton – Midfield – Harry has re-joined Kempston from Newport Pagnell to pick up where he left off at the end of the 2017-18 season, establishing himself as a fan favourite and enjoying the sounds of Sham69’s classic “Hurry Up Harry” ringing out from the terraces.

Sam Johnson – Midfield – The flying winger returned to Rovers in November 2019 after a spell with AFC Rushden & Diamonds. Sam has also played in New Zealand,

earning rave reviews.

Callum Shortt – Forward – Still only a teenager, Callum is one of the youngest members of the Rovers squad this season, he impressed while on trial with the reserve side during the summer and has been drafted in to the first team by manager Tony Joyce.

Izale McLeod – Forward – Izale arrived at Kempston in November 2018 with one job – score goals. It is something he has done throughout his high profile career. He is the all time top goal-scorer for MK Dons. His goals also kept Barnet in the Football League for two seasons in a row before he joined Portsmouth.

He has also had spells at Charlton, Notts County and Crawley among others.

Jake Newman – Forward – Jake rejoined the club on the eve of the new season, having been top scorer in the 2017-18 season with over 30 goals. Jake has played for AFC Rushden & Diamonds, Peterborough Sports and St. Ives Town, scoring goals wherever he has been. Jake recently scored his fiftieth goal for the club in eighty games.

Tony Joyce – Manager – Tony joined Kempston in the summer of 2016. Tony has a wealth of non-league football having previously been manager at Buckingham Town and Southern League Aylesbury United. He moved up the bench from coach to manager in November following the resignations of the previous joint-managers.

Also registered as a player, apparently, he has to pay

into the club fines kitty every time he names himself on the bench.

Stuart Mellon – Coach – Stuart came to Rovers in the summer of 2016, he was the first coach of the Development side and after two seasons’ work in the County League, he made the step up to work with the first team. He was promoted to assistant manager after Joyce took the hotseat, making himself indispensable as Joyce’ trusted lieutenant.

Jardaine Patel-Joseph Sport Therapist – Jardaine has worked at Rovers for two seasons, shadowing the senior sports therapists during that time He has now taken over the senior role from, the now retired, Colin Hodsden.

Kempston Rovers have also registered a number of players from the reserve team on first team forms to provide cover as needed during the season. During the 2018-19 season, a more than a dozen players that have represented Kempston at youth or development level made first team appearances, a philosophy richly encouraged by manager Tony Joyce.

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Over recent weeks at NLP Towers, we’ve been reminiscing about the last ten years in NonLeague football and picked out some of the most significant moments and their protagonists.

You may have seen the features in the paper and there were plenty of tough calls among those we just had to get in. But it quickly dawned on us that it’s an almost impossible task.

When we put the question out on social media the responses came flooding in. From favourite goals to individual matches, cup wins and title triumphs – the list went on and on.

In many ways the variety of replies shows just how vast Non-League football is, and how much so many different clubs mean to people. While sometimes we may question standing in the cold on a wet December night, when those big moments come along it makes it all worthwhile. Of course, the debate is subjective. That is also what makes this game so much fun to watch and care about. The discussions that fill a car ride home from an away game or are had over a pint in the bar after a game.

The last ten years have gone by in the blink of an eye. The very landscape of Non-League football has changed since the decade began. Clubs have risen through the Pyramid, others have sadly slipped off the map altogether. There are new play-off formats in the National League’s three divisions and there are even play-offs at Step 5. We’ve also seen the introduction of new divisions at Steps 3 and 4 – with the latter to get another – taking the level to eight – next year.

The make-up of Step 5 and 6 will also be changing. Without a crystal ball it’s impossible to know exactly how Non-League will look in another ten years. There will surely be plenty of differences and there are issues the game needs to collectively address in the near future.

Will the EFL accept three-up, three-down? Will their clubs want to allow the use of artificial surfaces? Will there be rule changes to ensure the sustainability of clubs?

Time will tell, but at the heart of it, football fans will hopefully still be enjoying those special, and very personal, moments.

So let’s hear your moment, manager and player of the decade – email us at nlp@greenwayspublishing.co.uk or tweet us @NonLeaguePaper and your answer may be featured in the paper!

SOUTHERN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE CENTRAL Bedford Town The long-suffering St Neots fans got their perfect Christmas present at Bedford on Boxing day when the reshaped visiting side recorded only their third league victory of the season. Successive weather postponements had decreed that this was to mark caretaker Manager’s Matt Clements delayed return to the hot seat and he first had to select a side without two of the team’s most consistent performers – skipper Lee Watkins and Jonny Butler – both of whom were unavailable for this trip. In all there were four team changes with the Boxer brothers restored – Tom having been unavailable for the previous Senior Cup tie, and Panny after his holiday. Also included in the starting line-up were Prince Mutswunguma and recent re-signing Fernando Bell-Toxtle, replacing departed pair Ben Bradley and Alan Musoke. This proved to be St Neots first away league victory since August Bank Holiday Monday and the three points lifted them to eleven points above the relegation zone with luckless Wantage losing again after leading 2-0 at Kidlington.

A goal in each half was sufficient to take the points, despite an added time goal for the hosts who had not been helped for a late show of frustration that saw them pick up six yellow cards.

This was a memorable victory for it was the first Boxing Day victory since St Neots attained Southern League status eight seasons ago.

St Neots looked confident from the start with Fernando Bell-Toxtle sparking an early attack which was cleared only as far as Prince Mutswunguma who fired in from the edge of the penalty area for Jamie Head to push away at full stretch. Bedford replied with the lively Ryan Sellers going past two defender to cross to the far post where a Joe Steele header was well saved by James Philp. Sam Gomersal should have done better than

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by Bell-Toxtle and Joe Sutton and after 19 minutes St Neots deservedly forged ahead when a quick break on the left saw the speedy Prince Mutswunguma round the stranded goalkeeper to net from a narrow angle.

Gomersal made up for his early effort with a shot well gathered

by Head and after 26 minutes Bedford suffered a setback when the dangerous Sellers was injured and had to be replaced.

Towards the end of the first half Bedford came into the game and two former St Neots players combined to almost pay them for slack defending as a Ben Ford free kick found its way to Brett Longden whose closerange effort rebounded from a goalpost to be scrambled clear. Mutswunguma scorned a chance to double the lead nine minutes before the break when he could only send a weak effort into the arms of Head, and the half finished with two cautions for home players for at best careless challenges as St Neots sought to extend their narrow advantage.

Although the second half was more even from the start with possession shared it was still St Neots that looked more likely to score. Mutswunguma volleyed wide and a Tom Boxer free kick was too high. In a bid to increase their pressure Bedford sent on their two remaining permitted substitutes and tried to adopt a more attacking approach to the match. St Neots took full advantage waiting for the opening which arrived after 66 minutes when a long ball out of defence saw Mutswunguma hugging the right touchline and he went around his marker to cross to the far post where Joe Sutton dived in to get the final close-range touch to double St Neots’ advantage. In the next attack Sutton was injured and unable to continue, replaced

by Adrian O’Hara one of the youth team players populating the substitutes bench. Prince

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then had a shot blocked whilst the St Neots defence stood firm in the face of home attacks.

Still looking dangerous on the break St Neots finally saw their defences breached a minute into added time when Thomas Hitchcock took advantage of hesitancy to knock in a Longden free kick for a late consolation goal and in the remaining time two St Neots attacks were broken up earning further bookings for the frustrated home defenders.

St Neots: Philp, Shaw, Smith, Boxer (P), Goode, Boxer (T), Sutton, Bell-Toxtle, Foster, Gomersal, Mutswunguma Subs: Massaro (for Foster 56 mins), O’Hara (for Sutton 74 mins), Clarke (for Mutswunguma 88 mins), Olive and Joseph Cards: Boxer (P) (Y – 35 mins), Mutswunguma (Y – 54 mins) Goals: Mutswunguma (19 mins), Sutton – (66 mins) Bedford: Head, Cotter, Sellers, Ford, Steele, Longden, Calcutt, Donnelly, Hitchcock, Tomlinson, Walker Subs: Hall (for Sellers 26 mins), Harriott (for Donnelly 56 mins), Green (for Cotter 59 mins), Phillips and Coulson.

Cards: Hitchcock (Y – 35 mins), Calcutt (Y – 40 mins), Donnelly (Y – 45 mins), Steele (Y – 78 mins), Longden (Y – 45+3 mins), Harriott (Y – 45 + 4 mins) Goals: Hitchcock (90+1 mins) Referee: Stuart Cheek (Rushden) Attendance: 334 John Walker

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TIME TO MAKE HEADWAY! Parslow calls for con cussion review

FORMER National League champion and Non-Leag winner Daniel Parslow ue double is making a plea for football’s concussion protocol to be improved.

The 33-year-old ex-Cheltenham Town and York City defender retired in the summer following a head injury during a National League North game.

He is now calling on football to follow rugby union and allow temporary substitutions while by an independe a player is assessed nt allowed to continue.doctor before being Parslow told The NLP: “I feel there a place for that is in it will eventually football and I think come into play. I hope it doesn’t take just something serious for it to happen.”

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1 -- 0

St Neots Town

2 -- 3

0 -- 1 4 -- 1

0 -- 0

7 -- 0

5 -- 1

2 -- 1

Welwyn Gdn City

3 -- 0 1 -- 4

2 -- 1

North Leigh

4 -- 3

0 -- 0 2 -- 1

Kidlington

AFC Kempston

Didcot Town

3 -- 4

Halesowen Town

Daventry Town

2 -- 2

3 -- 1

7 -- 1

1 -- 2 1 -- 0

2 -- 1

3 -- 2

Opposition in CAPS denotes home fixture. Player name in bold CAPS denotes goal scorer.

St Neots Town FC First Team Result Date

Opposition

Comp Res Att

1

2

3

4

17-Aug

Bedworth United

BETSL

0-0

211

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

G

20-Aug

YAXLEY FC

BETSL

2-5

203

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Rhiney

G

24-Aug

Godmanchester Rovers

FAC

1-1

180

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

G

26-Aug

AFC Kempston R

BETSL

2-0

143

Philp

KERINS

Smith

CONNOR

G

31-Aug

NORTH LEIGH

BETSL

1-5

172

Philp

Kerins

Smith

CONNOR

G

3-Sep

GODMANCHESTER ROVERS

FACR

3-1

231

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

G

7-Sep

BIGGLESWADE TOWN

FAC

2-2

288

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

G

11-Sep

Biggleswade Town

FACR

0-2

289

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Noble

G

14-Sep

Didcot Town

BETSL

1-2

241

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

G

17-Sep

AFC Kempston R

SLKOC

1-0

89

Philp

Boxer

SMITH

Connor

N

21-Sep

AFC DUNSTABLE

BETSL

2-5

148

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

G

28-Sep

Carlton Town

FAT

1-3

98

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Conner

G

1-Oct

Yaxley FC

SLKOC

1-2

61

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Rhiney

G

5-Oct

BARTON ROVERS

BETSL

0-2

224

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Boxer

G

15-Oct

Welwyn Gn City

BETSL

1-7

125

Philp

KERINS

Smith

Noble

B

19-Oct

Thame United

BETSL

0-6

147

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Connor

N

23-Oct

Biggleswade FC

BETSL

0-0

144

Philp

Kerins

Smith

Boxer

G

2-Nov

DAVENTRY TOWN

BETSL

1-2

142

Philp

Boxer

Smith

Butler

G

9-Nov

AYLESBURY UTD

BETSL

0-1

214

Philp

Boxer

Smith

Butler

G

16-Nov

Berkhamsted

BETSL

1-3

206

Philp

Boxer

Smith

Butler

G

23-Nov

WANTAGE TOWN

BETSL

5-0

186

Philp

Shaw

Smith

Boxer P

G

30-Nov

Kidlington

BETSL

0-1

53

Philp

Shaw

Smith

Butler

G

7-Dec

Halesowen Town

BETSL

0-2

540

Philp

Shaw

Sutton

Butler

G

10-Dec

EYNESBURY ROVERS

HSC

3-3

114

Philp

Gomarsall

Smith

Butler

S

26-Dec

Bedford Town

BETSL

2-1

334

Philp

Shaw

Smith

Boxer P

G

1-Jan

AFC KEMPSTON ROVERS

BETSL

ts, Appearances and Goals 2019/20 5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Sub 1

Sub 2 Rhiney

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Sutton

N'Kala

Bennett

Prince

Gomarsall

GOODE

Shaw

Watkins

Sutton

Prince

Bennett

Gomarsall

Fosu

N'Kala

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Sutton

N'Kala

BENNETT

Prince

Gomarsall

Connor

Sub 3

Joseph

Goode

Shaw

Sutton

Rhiney

N'Kala

Bennett

Joseph

Noble

Logan

Walker

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Noble

N'Kala

Bennett

Rhiney

Prince

Logan

Walker

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Connor

N'Kala

Bennett

PRINCE 3

Joseph

Rhiney

GOODE

Shaw

Watkins

Connor

N'Kala

Bennett

Prince

JOSEPH

Boxer

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Boxer

N'Kala

Bennett

Prince

Joseph

Sutton

Goode

Walker

Watkins

Boxer

N'Kala

Bennett

SUTTON

Gomarsall

Prince

Noble

Walker

Gomarsall

Watkins

Prince

Bennett

Sutton

Joseph

N'Kala

Goode

Walker

Gomarsall

Watkins

PRINCE

BENNETT

Sutton

Boxer

N'Kala

GOODE

Boxer

N'Kala

Watkins

Prince

Bennett

Sutton

Bradley

Rhiney

Goode

Boxer

N'Kala

Watkins

Bennett

BRADLEY

Prince

Connor

Goode

Shaw

Gomarsall

Watkins

Bennett

Bradley

Prince

Sutton

Boxer

Goode

Bradley

Watkins

Musoke

Olusemo

Davis

Prince

Shaw

Sutton

Noble

Goode

Sutton

Boxer

Musoke

Olusemo

Davis

Prince

Bradley

Watkins

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Bradley

Musoke

Prince

Sutton

Gomarsall

Olusemo

Noble

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Gomarsall

Musoke

PRINCE

Sutton

Stokes

Foster

Gomarsall

Quigley

N'Kala

Goode

Shaw

Watkins

Gomarsall

Musoke

Prince

Sutton

Bradley

Foster

Kerins

Goode

Shaw

Sutton

Bradley

Musoke

Stokes

PRINCE

Kerins

Gomarsall

Foster

Goode

Boxer T

WATKINS

Sutton

MUSOKE 3

Foster

PRINCE

Stokes

Gomarsall

O'Hara

Goode

Boxer T

Watkins

Gomarsall

Musoke

Bradley

Sutton

Foster

Stokes

Goode

Boxer T

Watkins

Massaro

Musoke

Bradley

Foster

Prince

Badiani

Shaw

Goode

WATKINS

Bradley

MUSOKE

Foster

Sutton

Prince

Clarke

Goode

Boxer T

SUTTON

Bell-Toxle

Foster

Gomarsall

PRINCE

O'Hara

Massaro

Stokes

AVAILABLE

AVAILABLE

AVAILABLE

AVAILABLE

AVAILABLE

SQUAD

SQUAD

Rajan Badiani

Carl Knox - GK

Tom Boxer

Oliver Kirkup – GK

Panny Boxer

Michael Hudson – GK

Ben Bradley

Robbie Goodman

Jonny Butler

James Sage

Lewis Foster

Jordan Wright

Sam Gomarsall

Cameron Hyde

Sam Goode

Max Marsh

Jacob Joseph

Lewis Jones

Joe Massaro

Finlay Brennan

Alan Musoke

Ben Baker

Prince Mutswunguma

Evan Beldon

Dan Olive

Gareth Hunt

James Philp (GK)

Stefan Bailey

Stevan Shaw

Emmanuel Dahie

Aaron Smith

Harry Stratton

Ben Stokes

Sam Johnson

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